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Anyone who feigns injury should run a higher risk of being injured for real. If a player is judged to have feigned injury, the next foul on them will be unpunishable. Register for free to learn what other changes we would make

Anyone who feigns injury should run a higher risk of being injured for real. If a player is judged to have feigned injury, the next foul on them will be unpunishable. Register for free to learn what other changes we would make

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